Soar loonie concerns area farmers (Chatham Daily News)

The strong Canadian dollar combined with weak commodity prices is a major concern for the more than 2,000 commercial farmers in Chatham-Kent.[...]

Windowsill veggies worth $200? (MSN Money)

You don't need land to garden. And containerized gardens will, at the very least, yield enough to cover your startup costs. So what have you got to lose?

NC Crops Need Potassium and Sulfur (WITN 7 North Carolina)

Some areas of eastern North Carolina have had more than 25 inches of precipitation, meaning water-soluble nutrients have been leached out of the crop root.

Greener Pastures The Organic Way (Mid-South Horse Review)

Healthy Pastures for Healthy Horses. Organic pasture management is an alternative to the use of chemical herbicides to control pasture weeds.

Another week of GW News, March 14, 2010 [A Few Things Ill Considered] (ScienceBlogs)

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Cancer-Fighting Food? (Fox News)

Going against the grain, U.S. Wellness Meats says its grass-fed steaks and chops can fight cancer and heart disease, as well as hunger

State offers assistance to encourage young farmers (Jacksonville Daily Progress)

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas has added its own grants to an existing federal low-interest loan program to encourage beginning farmers. According to the Sunday edition of the Austin American-Statesman, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples issued the first grants from the program last month.

State offers assistance to encourage young farmers (KVII 7 Amarillo)

Texas has added its own grants to an existing federal low-interest loan program to encourage beginning farmers.

How to convince a teenager to become a farmer (Beaumont Enterprise)

Texas has added its own grants to an existing federal low-interest loan program to encourage beginning farmers.

Texas offers assistance to young farmers (Texarkana Gazette)

AUSTIN—Texas has added its own grants to an existing federal low-interest loan program to encourage beginning farmers. According to the Sunday edition of the Austin American-Statesman, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples issued the first grants from the program last month.

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